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The effect of temperature changes and K supply on the reproduction and growth of Bolboschoenus planiculmis

Christoph Bachofen
2021
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Aims Climate warming and agricultural non-point source pollution both resulting from anthropogenic activities have been projected to affect plant reproduction and growth in wetlands worldwide. In order to predict and mitigate impacts of these anthropogenic activities, it is important to investigate how marsh plants respond to such environmental changes.

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